Aries Headache Rack

Rack is of high quality and worth the money. As with the rest of the reviews, some fabrication work is needed. You'll need a little patience and some good drill bits (at least for an F-250 Superduty, not sure about the others). The hole closest to the rear of the truck on the bracket will work just fine. The hole towards the front lines up exactly with the square hole in the box of the truck, so absolutely will not work. I just had to drill a hole closer to the cab (in each one) and change up the orientation of the brackets a bit to fit. It would be nice if the manufacturer would (at a minimum, if they don't want to make these vehicle specific) add more holes in the bracket to place the bolts. As mentioned, took some time and patience, but now that it's installed, happy with the outcome - due to difficulty of installation, I would not give five stars.

Looks cool and works but it didn't fit my truck. I had to modify it. They need to make the racks vehicle specific.

Bracket to top rail does not work on my truck. The front holes in the bracket landed over the stack pocket, and could not bolt it there. Had to drill new holes towards the back of bracket and now the whole rack bounces when I hit a bump in the road.

This rack looks awesome on my F150! But I didn't know I had to screw the metal slabs into the truck. So I had someone weld two metal poles on each end of the rack so all I needed to do was slide the rack into the pre-existing holes. If you screw it in the rack, it will rock back and forth, which will destroy your truck because of its weight. I didn't want to screw it in because it has to be metal to metal and I didn't want to remove my plastic covers from my truck.

The headache rack was just as expected. Fit perfect. Thanks.